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Ontario First Nation says it was given expired COVID-19 doses
A northern Ontario First Nation says Indigenous Services Canada gave residents expired doses of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19 between Aug. 9 and Sept. 15. -
Ontario eases capacity limits for some sports, event venues
Ontario is easing capacity limits in certain sports and event venues that require proof of vaccination. -
London officials warn students to avoid mass street party held during homecoming
A southwestern Ontario city is warning post-secondary students to avoid a large street party that's typically held this weekend. -
Three arrested at Peace Bridge after gun and drugs allegedly found in minivan
Three people have been arrested after trying to cross the Peace Bridge into Fort Erie last night. -
Meng's extradition case dropped in B.C., she's free to go
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has signed off on a discharge order for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, withdrawing a U.S. extradition order and allowing her freedom. -
St. Catharines gym owner says proof of vax program is going 'surprisingly well'
A St. Catharines gym owner says the new vaccine certificate program is going 'surprisingly well.' -
Health officials say COVID-19 case linked to Kingston, Ont., polling station
Health officials are asking anyone who attended a Kingston, Ont., polling station on Monday night to monitor for signs of COVID-19 after a positive case was linked to the site. -
One new COVID death reported in Niagara, nine people in hospital (all unvaxxed) and 26 new cases
Niagara is reporting one new COVID-19 death and 26 new infections. -
Ontario reports 308 people with COVID-19 in hospital today
Minister Christine Elliott says 269 of those patients, roughly 87 percent, are not fully vaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown. -
Man arrested following Welland stabbing
Niagara Regional Police were called to the Patsy Avenue and 6th Street area yesterday afternoon around 2 p.m., where they discovered a man in his 30s with serious stab wounds. -
Niagara Region employees offered more educational opportunities to learn about Indigenous history
The Region is introducing new mandatory training for all staff members through a three video series developed by the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre. -
Police release photos as part of investigation into vehicle thefts in Smithville
Niagara Regional Police are releasing photos as part of an investigation into multiple reported thefts from vehicles and two vehicle thefts. -
Canada's premiers want to discuss increasing federal share of health care costs
The First Ministers held a postelection phone call meeting yesterday, where they discussed the need for the federal government to provide 35 per cent of costs through the Canada Health Transfer, up from 22 per cent. -
Halloween themed scavenger hunt in Niagara to support Cystic Fibrosis Canada
The Quest4CF is happening on Sunday, October 17th, leading 50 groups through the region as they solve puzzles, search for clues, and do some trick-or-treating. -
Ontario Parks releases Fall Colour Report
The map of Ontario Parks locations shows where the leaves have really started to change their colours. -
Demonstration planned outside Ontario legislature as youth call for climate action
Fridays For Future Toronto is organizing the rally and march, with organizers saying the event provides an opportunity to call on the newly re-elected federal Liberal government to deliver on the climate promises it made during the recent election campaign. -
Welland marking Franco-Ontarian Day
The special occasion is tomorrow, but the city will be hosting a flag raising this morning at 11 a.m. at city hall. -
St. Catharines born model launches lawsuit, claims procedure left her 'brutally disfigured'
Linda Evangelista graced runways and magazine covers though the 1990s, but had largely disappeared from public life in recent years. -
Lincoln receives court injunction to stop work on Frost Rd. property
The town of Lincoln has received a court-ordered injunction to stop work on a property on Frost Road. -
Over 2000 bottles of historically significant wines will be stored at Brock
Brock University is the lucky recipient of over 2000 historically significant wines. -
Niagara College grad wins national award for his PR work
A Niagara College Public Relations graduate has won a national award. -
Alleged impaired driver crashes into Thunder Bay, Ont., LCBO
A 60-year-old woman is facing several charges, including for impaired driving, after a car crashed into the side of a liquor store in Thunder Bay, Ont. -
Vaccine clinic at St. Catharines hospital closing permanently Saturday afternoon
The COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the St. Catharines hospital will permanently close on Saturday. -
Sharp-eyed Niagara police officer helps solve case of stolen trailer and mower
A sharp-eyed Niagara Regional Police officer helped solve the case of a stolen riding lawn mower in Fort Erie. -
29 new COVID cases in Niagara, 10 in hospital (only 1 vaxxed) and 10 outbreaks on the go
Niagara is reporting 29 new cases of COVID-19 today. -
Public health recommending businesses make vax policy with 11 COVID outbreaks at Niagara workplaces
Niagara Public Health is now recommending local employers establish a workplace vaccination policy to protect their employees and clients from COVID-19. -
Man and woman arrested in Welland after police chase and crash into building
A man and woman have been arrested after a police chase and car crash in Welland. -
Ontario health officials report 307 people with COVID-19 are being treated in hospital today
Health Minister Christine Elliott says of the 307 people hospitalized, 273 are not fully vaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown. -
Niagara Regional Police still searching for missing 58 year old NOTL man
Darren Werner was last seen on September 16th near Townline Road in Niagara-On-The-Lake travelling in an unknown vehicle. -
St. Catharines man arrested after police find him asleep in a stolen truck
When the man woke up and was told to get out of the truck, officers say he refused and tried to drive away. -
Port Colborne man arrested and charged with failing to comply with a release order
Niagara Regional Police were tipped off by a member of the public who reported a man was walking near the canal Sunday afternoon and was taking pictures with a cell phone. -
Canada pausing further shipments of COVID-19 vaccines due to excess stockpile
Ninety-five-million doses of vaccine from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna were to arrive by the end of September, but 20-million doses are still on the way. -
Niagara school boards reporting 26 active COVID-19 cases within school communities
Currently all schools are still open, but 12 classrooms at DSBN schools and 13 classrooms at Niagara Catholic schools have been affected. -
Niagara's voter turnout listed under 70 percent for federal election
According to preliminary data from Elections Canada, Niagara West is reporting the highest voter turnout in the region with 68.83 percent. -
Tickets on sale of Niagara Leadership Summit for Women
Dr. Robyn Bourgeois, Brock University's Acting Provost of Indigenous Engagement and associate professor at the Centre for Women's and Gender Studies, will be delivering the keynote address. -
Rainfall warning ends for Niagara
Some parts of the region could get 50 - 60 mm of rain through this morning while a few smaller areas may even get up to 75 mm. -
140 unvaccinated staff at Windsor, Ont., hospital placed on leave
More than 100 staff members at a Windsor, Ont., hospital are being placed on unpaid leave for not receiving their first COVID-19 vaccine doses by a set deadline. -
School on Merrittville Highway in Thorold renamed after $1M donation to Pathstone
It will no longer be called the school on Merrittville Highway, it is now the Mountainview Centre for Innovative Learning. -
Flooding expected in low-lying areas expected in Niagara, Hamilton and parts of Haldimand
Niagara, eastern portions of Haldimand County and the City of Hamilton might experience flooding in low lying areas due to rainfall overnight. -
Premier Ford wants to pursue child-care deal with re-elected Liberal government
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he wants to make a child-care deal with the federal government. -
Niagara under rainfall warning with showers continuing tonight, overnight, into Thursday
Niagara is now under a rainfall warning with lots of rain expected to fall.
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One Dish, One Mic - Episode 117, September 25th - Segments 5 & 6
With special guest Layla Black -
One Dish, One Mic - Episode 117, September 25th - Segments 3 & 4
With special guest Jesse Wente
